Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17


tire y aeeyss i. 8. n adrsv, WtEns50re,
Z Trad Justice foF F4.rdeld county.
Tae naeasIes ar Spreading THROUGHOUT
Ssah<rrs c0an.V. II ne sec-l"n'
=@Hsy aElfse fam .lie- t1at heretofore s.
e2336 me G.seass are az ctec. mere
B8ve keen b. Z fe p d-a D - far. 4 lI''la
ehfsd and ser noiasr ih Factor vie
mere both iB toe ssms BEL vita TIE
Eleaslss, snf the mother dropfsed 70
sieep. and WIN SIC swoke io1nd TIE
c4ild dad.
AB Inquest was held a, 6rsenTil.s
1buTsdsy over tle ccdy 81 IN cDlorHd
Wcn az named Msrzaret TaT'or, Wco
died suddenly " ecnesday under Decu-
5iar ci-clmstarces. 5Be bad been n III
fhe4ltc FOR some time, bnt "Wednesday
morning sne very impruGentiy attsn pied
b. eat some Big oomiuy. One grain ca1zlt
~ Der tarosJ. sad Oe!Ors assist nee
reached her. being TOO weak 70 I'D her.
Ye Z, soe vas sui 5cated- The jury zen
1ersd verdict accordingly.
The STATE Treasury is IN Very healthy
condition. The Decor ner collection
axes N-re heavier than the force 10 tue
Treasur1r's Office rem emil Der II Il 70 have
baen. amounting 10 S592. 1T. TIE exte1-
son 81 rno f0T tie pay msHt taxes came
M late - Affect the r. cel p's II m moRtn.
y b z. 81 re cash n the Treasury was
z4-s.0gQ azainst, S547.OoJ On the CORES
yOqdllg dag IL the preced ng year. bur
m -aturdz7 last toe Treasury nel' ; 49,
90 skaiustt3}4 10 On Jan. 81, lc,3.
Seyoiat 0as have been core uIed BE-
tween Cgl. J. z. Pecs, general manager
9l the south Carolina railway, sad +. 4.
7 1omas. General manager Of the Ken.
" d and DaLyiile systsm, TOR the occl-
patton 10; tue south Carolina rail way
passenger stati a. Columbia b. IN
rains Il the Charlotte, Columbia aad
AuRus'a railroad. TIE Use o this depot
oy be Cnarlo,te, Columbia and Augu-ta
railroad gives the Peep n CoiuM b
1aat t4ey have 81 long wart-d-a union
pa--enger st4tiOn-a- IL HlU no" be u-rd
Jg all the roads running INTO tue capita.
SeHs reached Columbia FRIDAY after
noon ot a fatal accident IN TIE Grove
wood Ee.gRDJrGGOl, about hiLe
miles from Columbia, at 10 a. n.
fae UOiief o. a "a" mill, Owned and
agerzted Uv M-. jesse Reese, exploded
4IG Instantly Killed Dir. Reese AID
negro named Wallace Jumper. 1oere
we're no otter victims. Dir. Reese was
one oi tb- most energetic ;oung men y.
tie county. aul ran lis "a mill in CON
UlctIau wIfn ais farm. He was Ig3t De-
-InHilk 70 prosper Ia bis business. he
leages a wife ana family. The cause u
the accident is unknown.
Cold. q. Marshall was IN the ~ec o
fal5 n -td,e's otlcs Friday looking over
he ola records aud securing Information
20 support tue claim Of the Gaia "a L.
q aus against the state. Tom Nor son.
CaIei ii tue s0utA Carolina Gaia HOs5.
ss, 10 tho C.L!re aud followed with bis
eyes The search 81 the attorney. Among
tue papers Ene artned was . At NJ lands
ct apart fDr the lriDr over a century ago.
IN trace d-ilu- ed was divided md nay
DT tBs tatawD "a rlYer. Toe GJher features
exhibited By The map were sparse There
mo ,bpHD TIE SIT o, "a Indian town anu
.ae following aikhways. ''lHdiau path
IRON the COu kare p ''Road from Charles
ioa - -ali7bury and other parts % North
CarOiinAD INDIAN path from FISHING
creek 70 C2taw Oa Old Town." dian Batn
10 Pe~-Dee;n "VIrginla trading pain"
ana Matthew TOOrs path" TIE map
n9d the following Enforcement; "oJuJu
Carolina: Pursuaut 10 instructions sent
me by His EXcei.eucY Thomas Boon,
Esq, CAPTAIN General and Commander
Iu.Cniei 81 his majesty in the Province OF
~Outn tarOliua, ! nave aImea5uTed and
laid out unto the Cala1ba Ind aus tract
ol l+4,UJJ acres Of lana uDOn the Cataw ba
or W atcfee river, agr eably to the treaty
concluded aud ratified Ialeiy a. Augusta
VIII sad CataU la indians at the General
Congress holden by bis Tnalesty's Ins.ruc-
lions Win AlI tue HdLlDA5 Dl sou ucIb
Indians and their eEceilrncIes the GOV
errors Of south ana North Carolina aud
AS honor The Governor OF Virginia, wnlcn
nay more fully appear by tue
above dehneated plat. Certified by
ne this ri day OF February,
l754. Sam1 WHY, Deputy Surveyor"
~ laese IA. 900 acres the Indians claim
u have remaining less Nan 800. Col.
Marshall VIII pureue ms Investigations,
and II the Indians nave been wrOnEed
viii press their cause. The CatawDa-
e-JOused the cause OF the COloulsts in tlt
resolution, aud during tie war between
TIE states volunteered 70 fight Tor south
Carolina and were good COnied
crate sO!GIcrs. Cbiet VI rrison mad
an interview with GOV. Ricn-
ardson yesterday. The Governor
told him that 4 bis people had been
wrongeG the state would see tnat they
uaG Justice.
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